The $ 1.85 million that Beitar Jerusalem is about to receive from Kiddie Capitals will not be used for professional reinforcement • Only free transfer players or the question will come

• Child. Stay in the US?

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If all goes well and the Capy Kinda deal, which took off yesterday for the US, will be finally signed, Betar Jerusalem will pay $ 1.85 million to the club's coffers, but anyone who expected owner Moshe celebrates will spend those amounts on strengthening the group, which he will think again.

"Our direction is not to spend money now and buy a player, only by free transfer or on loan," clarifies a senior Betar issue. In this context, it should be noted that a party celebrates buying half of Kinda's ticket for around one million euros, so if Kinda signs in Kansas City, the net profit will stand About $ 850,000, which the Jerusalemites will not immediately receive due to the stringent MLS laws, and after the big investments he made, he wants money to go in and out now, only if the professional team manages to find a "bargain" and convince the owners of the long-term investment, He may be willing to invest, but as mentioned, the goal now is to bring in a free player.

Coach Ronnie Levy stated last week that he was happy to have three new players to strengthen the team, due to the short staff available to him recently, especially after Kinda's departure. However, it is a big doubt if he will accept it. "There are no good Israelis that we can bring. We have room for one stranger and also bringing a stranger in January is a kind of risk," the club says. "We will bring one player, but not sure that more."

Moses celebrates. Does not intend to spend unnecessary money // Photo: Ami Shuman

Jerusalemites are focused on finding a foreigner, after realizing that the Labor Party will not release Hanan Maman, yesterday, Betar launched the Nigerian midfielder, Drak Asiigbo, who will look to impress the professional team in the coming days, while at the same time looking for better alternatives.

The Jewish midfielder, Ben Lederman, who played in the Barcelona youth division, from which he moved to the Belgian team Ghent, has been examined in the group in recent days, but at this stage he does not leave an overly positive impression and the tendency is to release him.